George Bartenieff

Stage productions Broadway The Whole World Over (1947, Biltmore Theatre, 0 previews, 100 performances) – featuring Uta Hagen and Sanford Meisner, directed by Harold Clurman Montserrat (1949, Fulton Theatre, 0 prev. 65 perfs.) – by Lillian Hellman The Moon Besieged (1962, Lyceum Theatre, 2 prev., 1 perf.) The Changeling (1964, understudy, ANTA Washington Square Theatre, 0 prev., 32 perfs.) – directed by Elia Kazan Venus Is (1966, Billy Rose Theatre, 7 prev., 0 perfs.) "Box" / "Quotations From Chairman Mao Tse-Tung" (1968, Billy Rose Theatre, 4 prev., 12 perf., in rep with production below) – two one-act plays by Edward Albee "The Death of Bessie Smith" / "The American Dream" (1968, Billy Rose Theatre, 0 prev., 12 perf.) – two one-act plays by Edward Albee Cop-Out (1969, Cort Theatre, 12 prev., 8 perfs.) – by John Guare Unlikely Heroes: "Defender of the Faith" / "Epstein" / "Eli, the Fanatic" (1971, Plymouth Theatre, 9 prev., 23 perfs.) – three one-act plays based on stories by Philip Roth

Source: Personally, Bartenieff won a 2001 Obie for his performance in his one-act play, I Will Bear Witness and a 2006 Drama Desk Award for his performance in Stuff Happens.

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